The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.
There is no sickness in town.


-Mr. E c. Bennett, of Gadsden, Ala, is
in the city
"A suggestion of winter Shut the
door
Enjoy present pleasures in such way
as NOT to injure future ones.
The best result to be derived from his
tory is the enthusiasm it kindles.
To conceal fault by a lie has been
said to be substituting hole Tor a stain.
MIR Hezekiah Gresham, and wife, of
| xas, are on visit to relatives in this
county.
To RENT Three or foui pleasantrooms
III very desirable locality Apply to z.
U. Box ~
While attending court this week, be
sure and call and pay what you owe the
JOURNAL and renew for another year
Cotton has been coming in very rapidly
for the past week Good prices have been
paid aud the farmers are satisfied
| Two new and handsome cottages for
rent on Lemon street. lso, tor sale, a lot
OF sash, binds ana doors For terms apply
u X. n. HOLLAND.
Blankets cheap at Hrsch's
= Gou can get fine Felt Hat at Spring
err tor 81 co.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizes at i've and help hive prices at Nc
Cutcheon 5.
WANTED Two or three good two mule
teams at Brumby ; chair Factory.
The 8tlanta papers have not taken
sides on the prohibition question: but have
Published column after column OF paid mat
ter for both sides
He who can suppress moments anger
may prevent an age OF sorrow. Think OF
this when you feel inclined to give vent to
angry words
The man who is too busy to be gentle
man ring his active business life gener-
ally finds 1t impossible 10 be one when he
retlres from trade
1t some Of our rogues would work as
hard to keep out OF jail as they work to ger
out when they are once in, they would get
more iun out OF life with halt the exert.on.
Prices still lower on Dress Goods at
| Springers.
= One hundred and fifty gallons new
crop Sorghum made by Robert A. McCo-
| Um, at forty cents per gallon, at McCutch
! con ;. Try IT.
Cobb Superior Court. it is said, will
hold three weeks. Judge Spencer Al
kinson did not put in appearance as was
expected.
The convicts formerly at work grading
the Augusta end Chattanooga Railroad have
been trat sierred 10 the Marietta & North
Georgia Railroad and are at work on the
knoxville extension.
Tile residence of Mr.. j. B. Blackwell
caught on fire last Friday morning and
hole in the roef was burned before it was
| extinguished The fire department respond
ell promptly
For REYr--The Hedges three quarters OF
a mile from square. on Powder Spring Street,
| nine rooms in man building, one cottage
two rooms one cottage four rooms, kitchen,
servants rooms and barn, 70 acres land.
| Apply to W. b BRADLEY.
Dry goods Groceries, Meal Flour and
Bran, Tin ware, Brooms, Axes Tobacco on
sale at reasonable prices, or country pro.
luce taken in exchange at TIE highest
market PRICES al Nc utcheon's.
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone a.
= 500 over coats at Hirschs
Three large five cent bars of soap for a
| dime at McCutcheon's
Rev A. G. Morley, pastor of the
! Hickory Flat, Cherokee county circuit, and
member Of the North Georgia Conference,
died suddenly on Wednesday two weeks
ago He leaves a wife and one child
The wooden curling has been taken
out OF the rev cistern on the square in
font Of the court house 1t is highly i'm
portant that the work on the interior be
speedily foished up as there IS no available
water on the Southeast part of town.
A b & W. W. Springer lead the town
on Shoes.
Parties sending other than frSt-class
matter through the mails should bear in
mind that ii the wrapper has the business
card of the sender or any ADVERT emenr
printed thereon, it subjects the matter to
letter rates. p.
What's the matter? There are fewer
marriages hereabouts this season than form
erly. While Nature artist is painting the
forest in Autumual splendofs, whose bril-
iant-hued colors gives beauty and bright
ness to life, youthful hearts are duttering in
| freedoms fancies, untettered and unwed
when it seems the opportune time when.
Cupid's conquests should be more numer
Gus The Ordinary $ exchequer should be
repenished. License, only ST.
Ladies cloaks aud wraps cheap at
H.RsCHs
The best beef in the city at Stephens
| Brothers market
Place your orders for meats of all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Fifty pounds wool rolls at McCutcheon's
We had left with us a bunch OF grapes
being the second crop raised this year on
Nr Thomas Brumbys place, where Mr.
Robert Campbell lives In numerous in
stances this year in this vicinity, the fruit
trees have produced their second crop. Mrs.
| w p Anderson has two pear frees full of
pears, being the second crop this year On
one limb there was a cluster Of six pears
We were also shown some iull grown rasp-
berries, the second crop this year, from MIR
| T. Ii Matthew garden
Next Saturday the election prohibition
takes place in Atlanta. 1t has been so Tar
a hotIy contested and enthusiasts campaign,
! bjg meetings have been held uiVhttv and